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... CROSSINGS IN THE SOUTH Enemy Held West of Stalingrad The Germans have forced the Lower Don at one or two points and are widening the area of their offensive threatening Stalingrad and the Caucasus. Fierce battles are in progress at many places. The garrison ...
... in Check in Fateful Battle for Stalingrad CASUALTI ES Two Local Soldiers Killed Two North Staffordshire soldiers killed on active service are included in the latest t:st of local war casualtie: , . They arc: Lance-Corporal William James Ackley, LeicesterAire ...
... ELBOW BATTLE FOUR ATTACKS REPULSED Russian Stand In Caucasus The Russians have smashed four new enemy attacks in the Don elbow, north - west of Stalingrad, where Von Bock's troops are suffering increasingly heavy casualties. Southwest of Stalingrad, stubborn ...
... itical Stage Reached In Battle For Stalingrad EMY TANKS CROSS DON lian Division Decimated enemy troops, including tank are across the Don opposite but in what strength is not evident. forces are locked in a gigantic against tank, at this bridgehead, and ...
... cut. the Stalingrad-Moscow railway nearly aU miles northwest of the city. Von Bock Plans to take Stalingrad in a c:assic pincers movement from Kachalino and Abganerovo, respectively 30 miles northwest and 40 miles south-west of Stalingrad, Vichy radio ...
... captured Novorossisk thar to the Stalingrad battle. According to Rome radio. huge fires have been blazing for days in Stalingrad and millions of bombs have ben rained on the city. A German war correspondent Mates that Stalingrad is still turning out tanks ...
... were:— During the night. our troops fought the enemy west and south-west of Stalingrad and in the Mozdok area. Nn material changes took pace on other' fronts West of Stalingrad, Intense fighting continues The enemy concentrated infantry. tanks and a large ...
... STALINGRAD Germans Throw In More And More Troops MOSCOW, Monday Afternoon. All women and children, except doctors and nurses, have been evacuated from ,Stalingrad. Every able-bodied man is under arms and helping in the city's defence.—Reuter, Earlier ...
... -coming stubborn enemy 'Ts:5l anee On the Terek, the town of Priz;b- skaya—lsouth-w-est ot Mozdok —Nils taken in a hard battle. At Stalingrad. bitter house-tohouse fighting continues. In repelling - strong countei7:a-ttacic's. from the north. 34 Soviet tanks ...
... lumps captured several fortltied heights hi hard thouniain tight- ..red units, ::esh shock ..o by trans- ing. In the battle for Stalingrad. German troops thrust forward to the northern parts the town: The °conned town area was • the weekthrusting at eniumns ...
... Climax Reached in the Battle for Stalingrad Soldier Peer's Protest Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Lovat, hero of Commando raids on Lofoten. Boulogne and Dieppe, sent to the House of Lords to-day to answer challenging views on our military leadership expressed ...
... INTENSE ENEMY PRESSURE The Russians have been informed that the decisive stage has been reached in the battle for Stalingrad. Stalin himself is in direct communication with the city, and the Red Star has issued a fight-to-the-death appeal to ...